Finca Cialitos

Absolutely best coffee we had while we were there! The food was also amazing too. We literally tried to go back a second time but warning, it’s closed on Mondays!

Best cup of coffee I’ve ever had. Came here on the recommendation of a local, who said they grow and roast their own beans. Service was incredible. Make sure it’s on your list when visiting San Juan.

Nice Coffee ☕️ Place, but service is very slow 🐌 and they seem to not clean tables. When we walked in there were several empty tables full of the previous customer's plates. Even when they brought our order to our table, no effort was made to clear the table. Atmosphere is very nice, plush comfortable seats & couch.

Nice cafe to stop and chill with a delicious coffee. Nice music and friendly staff.

They were amazing and deserve so much more praise that they have received thus far! They speak both English and Spanish and had every table clean before we even sat down. More than helpful when asking what they recommend on their menu they clean your table after you are done like most places unless you ask them to take your plates. The food was amazing the eggs were perfection. If you are a tourist please remember while PR is a territory you aren’t in America and respect the locals and the culture.

After visiting many breakfast spots all over PR this was by far the least impressive. Coffee was good, breakfast options are very limited. French toast was flat and had raisins which we were not informed of or even offered options. The place is nice the food was not. The bill and portion of the food did not make sense.

Excellent cafe for true coffee lovers and a welcoming spot to sit and enjoy a tasty snack. Old world charm with friendly service. Cafe promoting sustainable farming and local coffee farms. It was the perfect spot to conclude our visit to old San Juan.

In the midst of gift shops and weed stores, this cafe felt like what Old San Juan is all about. Eclectic interior with fantastic coffee and food. Great service and plenty of space to sit. If you’re visiting or porting for the day go here above all else

This place is amazing. The most beautiful coffee shop I have ever been in. The architecture alone is worth the visit. The staff is friendly, attentive and kind. The coffee is locally roasted and very good. I would ask everyone to support this local business. This is my favorite place in Old San Juan. It just puts me at peace. Enjoy.

Service was slow so make sure you have some extra time. Coffee was EXCELLENT. I ordered a vanilla latte with an extra shot. We ordered the French toast, fruit and eggs to split and it was good. I love Old San Juan and will be back. The people have great customer service, hospitality and you can really feel the warmth of the culture!

Charming coffee shop with good vibe, service, tasty breakfast, and high ceilings giving it a very open atmosphere. TIP: order the blended juice of the day too!

This is our 2nd time here. The owner is so sweet and the coffee shop is filled with oddities that are so interesting to look at. The staff is great at what they do and willing to ensure your coffee is perfectly what you expected. Add this shop to your list when visiting this island.

Best coffee in old San Juan! Found this place on accident and went back twice while in town. Breakfast was tasty too, limited break but good.

Finca Cialitos - a charming hidden gem nestled in the heart of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. You'd never guess it's a coffee roastery from the outside, but as soon as you step in, you're enveloped by the aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans amidst the backdrop of old historic architecture. The guy behind the counter shared their unique story - they source their beans locally on the island, and they're so dedicated to quality that they even close up shop sometimes just to get the freshest beans. The result? The best coffee I've had in Puerto Rico, hands down. This place is a must-visit - no kidding.

Love this place! I always stop by here on every trip to San Juan. This is a must visit cafe to get the best local coffee. The owner is so passionate about his craft and his coffee beans which makes the experience all the more enjoyable! Great place to rest and get a pick-me-up during your tour of Old San Juan. The inside is beautiful with such a cute aesthetic. I would highly recommend.

This is a cute coffee shop I got to enjoy during my stay in San Juan. Lots of choices, with extremely friendly staff. They are there to serve you and it shows. Coffee is always fresh and tasty.

Espresso SO GOOD that I bought a bag. The most expensive bag of whole beans I have ever purchased but it was WORTH it. Best coffee served as is! They even have nitro coffee here too :)

Nice coffee shop. Expensive but good ! In the heart of old San Juan. French toast was amazing !!!!

Loved the open feel of the cafe, and the unique decor. I've been a huge fan of the bread here in Puerto Rico and the Mallorca did not disappoint. Latte art is so cute and was a nice surprise without asking for it. Employees were nice and even pointed us in the right direction as it was our first time in San Juan and we were able to go on a beautiful walk.

Brunch here was amazing! The service was fabulous and the decor was lovely. Can't wait to go back.

Made a short walk from our cruise ship to Finca Cialitos on our day jn Puerto Rico. I ordered an espresso shot and a cappuccino, my wife ordered a sweet iced coffee. Brown sugar provided the perfect amount of sweetness to this iced beverage, and the espresso was smooth. Service from the Cafe was top notch, as we were served quickly. Those looking for a great cup of coffee and a place to relax have found the spot! Definitely check this place out!

This place may have the best coffee in Puerto Rico, which means it may have the best coffee in the world. Relaxing at a table while sipping a latte, here, is one of the great joys in life. This place takes coffee incredibly seriously, in a relaxed fashion. This is always my first stop in Old San Juan, except of course, then they are closed to pick coffee beans (a great sign on their door).

Beautiful space, delicious iced coffee and a calm vibe made this a great stop for my morning drink. I sat in a comfy chair by the window and enjoyed the sunshine while staying cool indoors. The location was excellent and conveniently located. My one preference would be to have my drink served in a glass instead of plastic. I will remember to ask next time I go for a drink.

I would 100% recommend Finca Cialitos for anyone looking for a great cup of locally grown Puerto Rican coffee, it was definitely the best of my trip!! The barista was extremely kind and explained a bit of the cafe's roasting process to me and how the beans are locally grown. This was also the perfect place to read and take a break from my day - plenty of seats with not too loud music.

Still the best coffee I've ever had in the Carribean... frankly some of the best coffee I've had in all my travels including some of the coffee meccas of the world. Not sure why the profile says temporarily closed - it was open last week. If you're in San Juan you've simply got to seek out this coffeehouse. The owner passionate about coffee from origin to your cup... where crafted hot or cold.

Excellent coffee. Very knowledgable owner and great customer service. The coffee beans used to make our coffee were local and roasted this morning.

Cappachino and Cortada was made perfect. Taste was smooth and robust. Service was impeccable, everyone was friendly. Atmosphere was relaxing and much needed.

*Bring cash if you plan on dropping by for one coffee. Credit card requires a minimum of $10.* Quaint coffee shop that is very quiet and relaxing in atmosphere. Shop is quaint with some unique pieces. I found some odd/weird (such as snake skin on display...). But coffee itself is great.

Great coffee and service. Guava butter toast was yummy. Loved the location and the mosaic in the courtyard. I haven't met a cup of Puerto Rican coffee that I didn't enjoy and this shop was no exception!

I'm a coffee snob, so wherever I travel around the world, I always seem to make my own "espresso tour." Long before the pandemic, I had the pleasure of visiting San Juan, Puerto Rico, where I immediately looked up third wave coffee. Finca Cialitos topped the list, so I took a walk to check it out. The cafe was super quiet on a weekday morning, and we were the only customers around. That always is a concern, especially since many of the other coffee bars we found were extremely busy. No matter, we figured it just meant we'd get extra special service, so we went inside to rest our feet and enjoy a couple of cappuccinos. I'm so glad we did! The coffee here is excellent. It's from a local roaster, so you can feel good about supporting small business owners as well as enjoy a bit of home-grown culture. (Side note: if you go to a big chain coffee house while traveling, you don't really love coffee)! The origin of the beans was clearly posted, and the employees seemed well-versed and could answer all of my coffee nerd questions. The barista felt a little aloof but was still friendly, and our cappuccinos were ready very quickly. I loved the smell of freshly ground coffee, and the latte art on our beverages was beautiful. I always travel with my own Splenda, but I had to sneak a little spoonful of the raw sugar that was on our table! The space is small, but there are some comfy places to hang out while you drink. We felt very welcome and appreciated, and the espresso was very good. Five stars because this is the exact type of establishment I love to visit: great product, super authentic, and feels local. Add this to your personal coffee tour of San Juan.

Best spot I've been to in PR on my trip.. amazing and quaint spot in old San Juan. 100% recommend this spot. I know everyone has said this in their review but if you love coffee definitely come here! I haven't been to any other coffee spot here in PR besides my hotel which also has very good coffee. It was nice to come to a new spot, more authentic. The owner is very sweet and was happy to serve. He explained that the coffee here has a normal amount of caffeine not the absurd amount that you normally get from Starbucks. It hit just right and didn't make me feel uneasy and high heart rate :O. Prices are relatively normal compared to the generally high prices in PR. I'm not too sure how the food is.. I am vegan and don't see anything that would be vegan friendly on the menu. Maybe the toast but it's okay because I'm here for the coffee! :D and that is hitting. The vibes are amazing and cozy and quaint and so fun. I wish I could come here more! A lot of people said this is the best coffee they have had ever. I do have to say it is very very delicious!!! Great date spot .. enjoy everyone

Must try if you are in OSJ! Best coffee I've had in SJ. Be aware that this is not a quick grab and go place. Get here when they open, or expect to wait in the line. There is only one person at the counter who is pretty relaxed at work, but makes amazing lattes. We got the latte and a egg acramble breakfast. Both were very good.

Some of the best coffee in Puerto Rico (and hence maybe in the world). I always stop by whenever I'm in Old San Juan. The beans are sourced from the mountain town of Ciales, which is located high in the island's central mountain range and in climate particularly suited for coffee plantation. The owner, Joaquin, is always at the shop and is truly passionate about his craft. He travels daily from his home in Ciales to the shop (a 3-4 hour drive). Oh, and the actual space is quite beautiful and perfect to sit down with a book or a chat with friends. Do yourself a favor and visit if you're a fan of coffee.

BEST OPTION FOR TRUE COFFE LOVERS. The owner of this place is a true coffee aficionado. Fresh roasted beans and perfectly upped shots will form the foundation of your drinks. Ask the owner what he recommends and go with it! Fresh orange juice and artisanal yogurts are also offered here. This is an old school coffee bar like you'd find in Europe distinct from the Starbucks experience.

Best Coffee in Old San Juan! We got the frozen coffee and latte. The frozen coffee was already sweet and strong. We tried the grilled cheese which was very good but could have used some oregano. The hot sauce was very flavorful and they also sell it in house. A barista also stopped by and had us try a sample of the banana hazelnut frozen coffee which was DELICIOUS! We ended up taking some coffee grounds with us to take home. The staff was super friendly and I would love to return to this coffee shop! Places to Eat if you enjoy flavor: Tayzan (chinese) Serafina (Italian) Ali Baba (Turkish) Bebo's Cafe (diner type) Finca Cialitos (coffee) Anita's (ice cream) Pinky's (breakfast)

Slowest service I've seen so far on the island but the ambience is nice so we were ok with it. Don't come here for a quick coffee I ordered the fruit with yogurt and granola, housemade, and it was delectable. Fruits: papaya, honeydew, pineapple, FAT blueberries. The granola is smaller and subtle in the best way. Also included raisins. I usually stay away from dairy but it was really easy to stomach. I recommend this so much. Also - my roommate ordered a coffee and says it was one of the richer pours she's had! Robust flavors with notes of fruit

Ambience: 6/5 (: Service: 4.5/5 Coffee: 5/5 Price: 4/5 Lovely haven for coffee snobs and newbs alike. Chill, viby music with a spacious interior, complete with impeccable design. Stopped by on a sunny Sunday morning just for the coffee, which did not disappoint. Latte (12oz) and House Mix (chilled coffee w hazelnut and banana) for $10.20, a little pricier for the area but worth it. 2min wait with coffee served within a 5min. Incredibly thoughtful about COVID sx to ensure everyone's safety, operating at 50% capacity. Main host made some comments about minimizing photography to preserve the ambience. $10 card minimum

This coffee shop had delicious cappuccino and other drinks/cafe foods. The interior was very Old World-esque with lots of large comfy lounge chairs. The cappuccino and turkey sandwich came out quickly- we went on a Sunday morning and there was lots of seating. Definitely agree with all the other reviews stating that this is the best coffee we've had in OSJ so far. Not that others have been bad, but this one was so smooth, the way the milk was frothed perfectly, and the great service make this a place all coffee lovers need to try!

Even on vacation, sometimes you still need a moment to sit down and take it in slowly. I suggest making this place one of your first day destinations in Old San Juan, as it's blocks from the plaza of the city and a great place to recenter yourself as you're making your way through your itinerary. As per usual, I got the espresso, as I wanted my tongue to see what Puerto Rican beans had to offer. Its complexities lay somewhere between Earthy and citrusy. Story has it, that the owners have their own estate and harvest straight from there. The espresso also comes in a cute color espresso glass, that makes for a good icon for your vacation photo album. I also got the "house mix" without reading the description, and came out with a chocolate coffee smoothie that was perfect for that decadent San Juan heat. It's the drink that convinced my travel buddy to repeat this establishment. The decor is also very colorful (in line with the San Juan colonial theme) and manages to accomplish the dreary dark French cafe aesthetic as well. They don't have wifi, so you can't do any remote work here but the servers are very personable. I asked for recommendations and I suggested "Birra Y Empanadas", a bar where locals frequent and currently my favorite spot out of my whole vacation here.

The most rude owner I have ever met. Chatted me 10 dollars for a coffee that was listed for 3.50 and then threw cash at me when I asked for a refund. Don't come here.

We came on Wednesday Jan 11 at 9:30 am and the store was definitely closed, with the front door deadbolted. There was no indication that the business was temporarily closed, or when it may reopen. This is not uncommon in PR, but it's a 30 minute one-way walk for me to get here, so knowing in advance that it's closed would be useful.

I'm on my own self guided Old San Juan Yelp tour...I bookmarked this place prior to travel and it delivered full speed ahead. I can appreciate the level of service that is provided from the entry way until you the leave the establishment. I looked at the menu and saw Rabbit turnover and thought it was some kind of dessert lol. I asked the owner what exactly is a rabbit turnover and he said well you know those little bunny rabbits...immediately stopped him and said say no more...I'll try it lol. I ordered a cold drink as it's in the high 80s here...don't worry the place has excellent A/C. I tried the house mix which was perfect. I could taste that this place makes a nice cup of strong coffee. I also had a separate shot of espresso just to try it on the side. The owner is full hands on and that I can really appreciate. He grows, he roasts, and he sales...awesome

The coffee was ok and the service was terrible. They failed to annotate one item we ordered and there was no politeness throughout the entire interaction.

This amazing place looked closed when I walked by, while chasing for morning coffee with last $11 in cash. I willingly gave the gentleman my card to pay $12 and change for huge strong coffee and delicious breakfast he suggested. If you happen to walk through Calle San Francisco this place is the one with the winged coffee bean. I'm sure everything they make here is absolutely marvelous but if you're asking for my advice- go for a Fruit Salad with granola! (Is it convincing if I say I'm not a fan of sweet breakfast?...)

As a coffee hound I was in heaven here. The wonderful aroma smell of freshly ground coffee as you walk in is wonderful. It's a great spot that wasn't far from our hotel. During our walks around Old San Juan sightseeing we dropped in for a coffee and pasty break. The coffee is from a local roaster, and went great with our banana bread. Terrific decor that is very comfy. Staff here was so friendly and offered some tips about where to go and what to see. Can't wait to travel again and grab some coffee here while being tourists.

Delicious coffee and the owner serves you himself!! They have a great selection of coffees and NITRO! Yum! Highly recommend :)

This is is the best coffee in Old San Juan, even the locals vouch for it. However - on 2 of the 3 days that we came here, they were not open on time or communicated when they'd open. The locals said it's open at the owner's discretion and we saw them waiting 30+min each morning. The owner himself seems like out of a Guillermo del Toro movie, down to the movement ticks and quirky personality and interior decor of the place. I ordered a mocha on the last day before my flight because I was committed! I must try it! It truly was delicious and the best coffee I had in Puerto Rico. If you are a coffee snob, this is the place to go in Puerto Rico. Our plans were tight enough that we couldn't afford to wait around until they opened, so we went to the other coffee shop that was open around the corner. From the coffee farm that we went to, he said that something like 99 or 98% of all coffee in Puerto Rico is imported in, and what's left is specialty export out. The labels "From Puerto Rico" aren't regulated, so just be aware when shopping for beans. What you're paying for is the roaster's work when buying beans in PR. Credit card minimum is $10.

Delicious coffee! Got the a cappuccino with whipped cream for afternoon pick me up on a Sunday. Online says 2pm close but I asked the barista and she said 3pm. I thought this place would be overrated and tourist ridden but not case. Very small town coffee shop feel, somewhere I would if hung out in my hipster days.

Another local coffee shop that we visited while in San Juan. Cute café. Friendly staff. But coffee was just ok.

Best coffee in Old San Juan. I love the ambiance, as well as the owners. It's like a friendly welcome into their abode to share a cup of delicious coffee from their farm.

Visiting Puerto Rico for the first time we were excited to visit old San Juan and saw the line out the door for this place and they had a good reviews. But unfortunately we are very disappointed with not just the unfriendly welcoming we got but the barista was not very helpful with any recommendations and it seemed like he didn't know very much about the coffee itself I ordered what was recommended to me by one of their other guest which was the "house blend" but it ended up being more of a milk shake we asked for almond milk but it seemed like they did not know how to properly make their house blend with other milk alterations as the milk was separated. I have never written a bad review before but I do feel that others should know what to expect and the high reviews we saw did not reflect the level of quality we come to expect with a place so highly rated.

I wish I would have found this place sooner! I discovered it on my last day in San Juan and at least I had that one experience. As soon as I walked in, I knew I was in a special place. It smelled amazing and I loved the old world feeling of the place. A very helpful lady suggested I try the "house frozen coffee" which was coffee, hazelnut and banana. HELLO!!! Its one of the best things I've ever tasted!! I also got a piece of fruit bread to accompany my coffee/breakfast. They heated it up and cut it into pieces without me asking! It was glorious! Perfect temperature and perfect little pieces that are bite size. My sister got a "normal" coffee and was very happy with that. She also ordered a croissant that they headed up and prepared for easy consumption as well ... it was smushed a little flat and was a nice temperature as well. LOVE IT! I highly recommend checking it out. So gooooood.

I have been on the island for 5 days and no establishment has warranted 5 stars, except this one. From the decor to the customer service to the delicious coffee and food, this place is wonderful. The owner is so friendly and it's a family run business with his children helping him. It's obvious he has a passion for both coffee and people. I ordered the big breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausage and pumpkin French toast. It was out of this world delicious and at $12.95 the price couldn't be beat. I also loved the attention to detail, fake maple syrup would have ruined the homemade pumpkin French toast. He had real maple syrup on the table, which brought out the flavors. The latte had a wonderful heart design, done beautifully. I grew up in Costa Rica, coffee is in my blood and this coffee was perfect. The devil is in the details, you can tell when people are detail oriented. This has been the only establishment in San Juan that I would not only recommend whole heartedly but that I look forward to visiting again. You will not be disappointed.

Coffee Roasting house! They have wonderful service and the latte was amazing!! They also have panini sandwiches. Locals start rolling in around 9am. Super chill spot. There is a lot of chalk art on the walls. They give the gringos brown sugar to go with the latte but I liked it just how they made it. Perfect!

Not all that what it says. Online, breakfast wasn't good at all. Their coffee is okay. They don't have restroom. Their coffee is okay but breakfast is absolutely not good.

Right now this is my favorite coffee shop in the world. It just beat out Third Rail in London. Super knowledgeable staff, amazing coffee and a wonderful vibe. I cannot recommend highly enough.

I was never a big coffee person, until I came to Puerto Rico. There are just so many cute little coffee shops that it forces you to try something outside of your comfort zone. I came here with 4 of my friends early in the AM (around 10) before heading near the cruise ship docks which is where we were going to get picked up for our rainforest tour in the afternoon. Being a complete coffee noob, I ordered a Caffe Mocha knowing it would taste chocolatey since I'm not big on just espresso yet. It cute and presentable, and extremely delicious. Each of our orders took a long time to come out, and that's when you know they made each of our drinks with love & care. However, since we got there a bit late, we rushed a little and had to take it to go (I had to chug my drink). There were a few couches to sit at but mainly tables. It was a great experience, and I definitely recommend. If you're on a time crunch, make time to go earlier so you don't feel rushed.